This Saturday only, an exciting day-long program, Luxury and Liberation: Art and Revolution in 18th-Century France, grants you the opportunity to immerse yourself in French extravagance and …
Jacksons Lane, LondonThis plucky experiment in theatrical form, inspired by an early Tennessee Williams play, brings together a multiplicity of distinctive voices Continue reading...
As two plays set amid the 1960s gay rights movement open in London, their co-writers Jon Bradfield and Thomas Hescott discuss charting gay life before their time and why theatre is a good pl…
By Ebony Noelle Golden. I direct The Ballad of Zimmerman for this production. Ballad is a difficult piece that asks viewers to step inside the mind of George Zimmerman, as he reveals his tho…
The wild women of 1920s dance didn't just get everyone doing the Charleston and the Grizzly Bear. Stars like Josephine Baker and Tallulah Bankhead also played a pivotal role in women's emanc…
The wild women of 1920s dance didn't just get everyone doing the Charleston and the Grizzly Bear. Stars like Josephine Baker and Tallulah Bankhead also played a pivotal role in women's emanc…
The moving and passionate new drama Hit the Wall brings audiences back to the first night of the Stonewall Riots and the birth of the gay rights movement. The New York premiere of Ike Holder…
Anyone who caught the revivals this year of "The Road to Mecca" and "Blood Knot" knows that South African playwright Athol Fugard takes his sweet time to get to the point. Both shows were bu…
Shakespeare took enough liberties in his writing that he certainly wouldn't mind if 21st-century directors of his work do the same, maintains Finn Wittrock, who's co-directing a 21st-century…
Kristin Scott Thomas is back on the London stage in Harold Pinter's Betrayal. Here she talks about the appeal of theatre and this remarkable new flowering of her acting careerHarold Pinter's…